The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1887-12-01
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Herb. Sternberger is at home.
Miss Lottie Reiniger has chicken pox.
Andrew Warren, of Oak Hill, spent Saturday
in town.
John Warren, of Webster was in town or
Saturday.
Miss Edith Hawk started for Washington City
on Saturday.
Johnny Martin is trying the Hamden water
for rheu matism.
"Pat" Powers is now running paper at Cad.
lilac. Michigan.
Ed. Austin is running Baldridge's.store while
the Captain is sick.
Will. Bundy has been on a visit to his grand
mother, in Chattanooga.
Mrs. Kretschmer, wife of Ernest Kretschmer
died on Friday evening.
Hon. L. M. Beman, of Centrevil1e, called at
this office on Friday last.
s. D. Mackley took in the-sights of Hamden
on Saturday night and Sunday.
Recorder Bennett is doubtless in favor of all
the big deals Wellston can get up.
Charley Howe was married on Sunday to
Miss Maple, of Liberty Township.
Miss Kate Hoyt, of Athens, is visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. Grace Jones, of this place.
Irvie L. DUNCAN, of the Ohio state University
spent Thanksgiving with his parents here.
The step-mother of our old friend Parker
Smith, of Hamilton Township, died last week.
viii Nealy, Johnny Jones and George Meach-
am have purchased fine breech-loading shot
guns.
Rev. D. J. Jenkins will address the Tenn per-
ance meeting at NJ. E. Church on next Sunday
evening.
Aunt Sue Brunton, of Franklin Township.
was found dead in her bed on last Thursday
morning.
Leroy Reed has had one more tilt with the
law. We trust Roy will not again be drawn
into trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mutt, and their daugh-
ter, attended the funeral of Mrs. Kretschmer,
on Sunday.
Dave Wsyland Evans was in town on Mon
day. Dave, though living close, is almost a
stranges among us.
]. S. Baker is clerking for o. s. Miller, since
Long sold out Jim is pleasant and accom-
modating salesman.
young man named John Davis was slightly
injured on Saturday by the bursting of a gun.
He resides on lower Main street.
Next Monday evening the NJ. E. Sunday
School Board will elect a Superintendent.
Prof. Hank is probably the man.
Mrs. Jonas L. Smith, of South Point, Law
renee County, Is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Howe, and other friends in this vicinity.
We received a card on Monday from William
Allen, of Iowa. The old gentleman sends re-
CARDS to all his old friends in Jackson County.
VIII. Trip, J. s. Ridenour, and perhaps 9TH
ers, will erect buildings on their Nail Mill lots
in the Spring. That's the idea! Keep the build
ing going.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Trpp will entertain the
Women's Foreign Missionary Society, M. E.
Church, on Friday evening, this week. The
Tea will be given on that evening.
We received a postal card from Everett Va.
rian, of Columbus, on last Friday, stating that
Truman Varian's wife was dying of consump.
ton. LATER.--She died Saturday evening.
Judge Miller is hard at work putting every.
thing in shape for his successor. No office will
ever be found in better shape, by an incoming
official, than Judge Miller leaves the Probate
Office in.
Rev. L. D. Fillinger lost his umbrella at the
the Welsh Church, on Thanksgiving, getting
another in place of it. His umbrella has his
name upon the handle, and he would be pleas
ed to exchange with the person who got it by
mistake.
Miss Jessie Rockwell, of Dodge City, Kansss
sends US a paper containing the obituary of Ed
ward, son of H. c. Cherington, at the age o.
twenty years. He was prominent young man
in Dodge City, and his funeral was grand trib
ute to his memory and worth.